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H Stewart - Letters to Kansas City (ca278)

by: H Stewart

Publication date: 2009-06-21

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: experimental, ambient, lo-fi, sound manipulations, other

Item Size: 118.9M

"We haven’t much in life, yet we have so much. It is strange how important the small things become. Letters to Kansas City is an ode to H Stewart’s hometown. The songs are written about Kansas City’s neighborhoods, their moods and memories according to H Stewart. The songs were made with a cheap Casio, a used microphone, and a laptop which houses odd programs for sound manipulations. Those things coupled with the memory of home H Stewart create a voiceless album drawing on how little and how much we have in life, and how important it is to be home."

Contact:
http://www.myspace.com/hstewartsound
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Photo by Pavel (Zapa) Zaporojetz / 2009

Notes

"Clinical Archives is about expanding the definition of music"

Clinical Archives / 2009
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